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Senior Associate

Ryan Browne

Studio: Melbourne

Qualifications:
Bachelor of Architectural Design

Master of Architecture

Registered Architect VIC (800504)

Contact:
ryan.browne@architectus.com.au

Ryan is passionate about creating better, healthier and happier places for communities.

An enthusiastic and active member of the team, Ryan has gained significant professional experience across Health, Civic and Cultural disciplines. He applies a vast range of skills and an eagerness for continuous learning to deliver high quality projects, along with striving to change the way we make architecture for people. He challenges ways of thinking, working, and making architecture.

Ryan’s recent roles on Health projects has seen him adopt an ever growing understanding of health planning, design, documentation, and data management.

Alongside this, Ryan rigorously questions design approaches, believing there’s always opportunity to learn from and improve buildings throughout the project.

Through his studies, Ryan formed a strong design methodology and understanding of building technologies. A faculty scholar (Birrell Scholars Program, 2016), New Colombo Plan and Endeavour Mobility Grant recipient, Ryan has participated in international master classes and study tours in the Asia Pacific and India working alongside local craftsman, students and architects on civic and master planning concepts.

Upon graduating his Master of Architecture, Ryan was awarded the R. Martin Wilson Memorial Prize in Architecture for integrating future technologies into design projects. He won the Philip Y. Bisset Travelling Scholarship with a research topic on how hospital flexibility impacts their interaction with the communities and cities they belong to. His itinerary will see him attend health design conferences, new and old hospitals and meet with industry and academic leaders.